Launched This Week: Dyson Hushjet Mini Cool, Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike and 5 more

This week was anything but boring. From Anthropic’s continued streak of Claude launches to Elon Musk’s ongoing jabs at Mark Zuckerberg, the tension in the Middle East between the US, Israel and Iran refusing to ease, and fresh chatter around the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, there was plenty happening in tech and beyond.

But within tech, it wasn’t just news, there were a lot of fun gadget launches too. While we’ve already covered the smartphones, there’s more to catch up on. Laptops dominated the headlines this week, with Lenovo refreshing its Yoga and IdeaPad lineups, while MSI showed up with something unapologetically powerful.

Step away from laptops for a second, though, because Dyson quietly launched a handheld fan to help you beat the heat, and Philips dropped four new audio products in one go for your next party. Oh, and Logitech has a new gaming mouse that cuts click latency in ways that will matter to exactly the right kind of person.

A lot to catch up on, so let’s get into it.

Lenovo Yoga and IdeaPad laptops

Lenovo is doing a lot this week, and if you’ve been in the market for a new laptop, this might be worth your attention. The company has refreshed its premium lineup in India with a new generation of Yoga and IdeaPad devices.

The lineup spans Intel Core Ultra Series 3, AMD Ryzen AI 400 series, and Snapdragon X2 processors, so there’s a configuration for just about every kind of user. Leading the premium charge is the Yoga Slim 7 series, which brings ultra-light builds, OLED displays, and up to a claimed 31 hours of battery life on select models.

The Yoga 7 2-in-1 range adds a 360-degree convertible design with stylus support for designers and creators, while the IdeaPad 5 2-in-1 rounds things out for students and hybrid workers, with features like Wi-Fi 7, Dolby Audio, and AI-powered tools built in.

Pricing of the new Lenovo laptop series starts at Rs 1,19,990 for the IdeaPad 5 2-in-1 and goes up to Rs 1,99,990 for the Yoga Slim 7i Ultra Aura Edition. The laptops are already available to buy, with select models like the Yoga Slim 7x arriving from April 21. They are available via Lenovo’s official website, exclusive stores, and leading e-commerce platforms.

MSI Raider 18 Max HX A2W

While Lenovo is covering a wide range of users, MSI is going in a more extreme direction for those who want serious power. The brand has introduced two very different machines in India. The Raider 18 Max HX is clearly the headline device, packing an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor alongside Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU, 64GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 2TB NVMe SSD. It's for the users who want high frame rates or a machine to handle heavy workloads.

On the other hand, the Prestige 13 AI+ is aimed at professionals who want portability without compromising too much on performance. It runs on an Intel Core Ultra 7 chip with Intel Arc graphics, paired with 16GB LPDDR5 RAM and a 1TB SSD.

The Raider 18 Max HX is priced at Rs 5,89,990, while the Prestige 13 AI+ comes in at a promotional Rs 1,54,990 tag. Both are available at MSI brand stores across cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai.

Dyson HushJet Mini Cool fan

Summers are here, and Dyson has a neat little solution to help you beat the heat. Meet the newly launched Dyson HushJet Mini Cool, the brand’s first portable handheld cooling device. It weighs just 212g and can be used in multiple ways, you can hold it, wear it around your neck, or place it on a desk to make it your portable cooling companion.

Under the hood is a brushless DC motor that spins up to 65,000 RPM, pushing airflow at speeds of up to 25m/s across five levels, along with a Boost mode when you need an extra burst of cooling. The HushJet projection system is designed to keep noise levels in check without compromising airflow. Battery life is rated at up to six hours, it charges via USB-C, and the box includes a neck dock, charging stand, and travel pouch.

India pricing and availability haven’t been announced yet, with Dyson saying more details will be shared closer to launch.

Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike mouse

Competitive gamers, this one’s for you. Logitech has brought its new G Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse to India. The headline feature here is Superstrike technology, which ditches traditional mechanical switches in favour of an inductive analog system paired with real-time click haptics. The result is up to 30 milliseconds lower click latency, along with the ability to fine-tune actuation levels to suit your playstyle.

G Pro X2 Superstrike also packs Logitech’s Hero 2 sensor with support for up to 44,000 DPI, an 8kHz polling rate, and high-speed tracking for competitive gameplay. The mouse has a lightweight body at around 65g and promises up to 90 hours of battery life.

The G Pro X2 Superstrike is priced at Rs 23,995 and comes in a Lunar Eclipse colour variant.

Philips audio products

Now, here’s something for audio people. TPV Technology expanded the Philips audio lineup in India in a big way this week, launching four new products that cover everything from living room party setups to everyday personal listening.

The star of the lineup is the TAX3004 party speaker, with a 300W output, a 12-inch woofer, bundled wireless mics, DJ effects, and Party Link support, it’s designed to fill a room and then some. If you want something more desk-friendly, the MMS2634 offers a 2.1-channel setup delivering 60W output, with Bluetooth, USB, AUX, and even FM radio packed into a compact body.

For on-the-go use, the TAT1269 earbuds come with 13mm drivers, up to 40 hours of total playback, fast charging, and IPX5 water resistance. And if you’re looking to upgrade your TV audio, the TAB4330 soundbar rounds things off with a 2.1-channel system, a wired subwoofer, 320W output, and Dolby Digital support.

Pricing starts at Rs 999 for the TAT1269 earbuds and goes up to Rs 39,999 for the TAX3004. The MMS2634 is priced at Rs 7,999, while the TAB4330 comes in at Rs 11,999. All four are available now on Amazon, Flipkart, and leading offline stores.

Lifelong Roar projector

Want more entertainment options? Here’s an interesting one. Lifelong Electronics is stepping into the home entertainment space with the Roar projector. But it's not just the screen, it packs built-in 20W speakers and dual wireless microphones, making it as much a party and karaoke setup.

On the visual side, Roar supports native 720p resolution with playback up to 4K and can project up to a 150-inch screen. It can even double up as a standalone Bluetooth speaker when you don’t feel like projecting anything.

The Lifelong Roar is available at a launch price of Rs 7,999 via Amazon, Flipkart, and other major e-commerce platforms.

Stuffcool Zeno 100W

All these devices, but where’s the power? Well check out the Stuffcool Zeno 100W charging station. If your desk currently looks like a mess of adapters and cables, this is designed to clean things up with a single compact unit.

It delivers up to 100W of total output across two USB Type-C ports with PD 3.0 and PPS support, covering everything from laptops to smartphones. There’s also a built-in retractable Type-C cable that extends up to 93cm and delivers up to 65W on its own, along with a USB-A port with 18W Quick Charge 3.0 for older devices.

The Stuffcool Zeno 100W is available now via the brand’s official website and Amazon.